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Friday, March 04, 2011
DCNS Ramps Up FREMM Aquitaine Harbour Acceptance Tests Ahead of its First Sea Going
In accordance with the Programme schedule, DCNS is completing equipment integration and harbour acceptance tests on board the first-of-class FREMM multi-mission frigate Aquitaine.
All major ship systems must be tested before the major milestone of the first sea going, scheduled next spring.
So far 95% of the electrical and hydraulic equipments of the ship have been installed, so teams are ramping up for the harbour acceptance tests of the principal systems: the information and communication system, the navigation systems (navigation radar, early warning radar), the electric power and distribution system (including four diesel generators), the combat system and the propulsion system.
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